The Beginner Ukulele Classes scheduled to begin at the Breamish Hall, Powburn on 29 June 2021 have been postponed until all current UK Government lockdown restrictions in England have been lifted. The classes will now begin on:
Tuesday 7 September 2021
6:45-7:45pm
As the UK Government rolls out its ‘roadmap’ to ease lockdown in England, the Breamish Hall in Powburn is re-opening its doors. This is good news for everyone!
A whole range of regular activities and one-off events are being planned.
As we continue to ease out of lockdown, so the Breamish Hall is adding new classes to its portfolio. Some, like the newly announced Beginner Ukulele Class and the Kettlercise Class, are to be held weekly. Others are offered on a different schedule.
The newly formed Art Connection Class will meet every two weeks, as follows.
[Image by Joanna Dubaj]
Subsequent to our recent notice advertising the possibility of setting up a Kettlercise Fitness Class, we’re excited to say that we have been able to add this class to our Breamish Hall Regular Activities, as follows:
Following our recent announcement about the possibility of starting Beginner Ukulele Classes at the Breamish Hall in Powburn, we’ve now been contacted by several people expressing an interest in attending classes: enough to go ahead, as follows.
Have you ever wanted to play an instrument?
Have you considered the ukulele?
Its unique sound attracts thousands of enthusiasts around the world.
We have today (5 March 2021) received the following Press Release from ACRE.
National charity, Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) has issued new information to help village halls make sense of the latest announcements about the lifting of national lockdown restrictions.
Contrary to the government’s announcement on 22 February, village halls will not be able to reopen after Easter, except for a small number of permitted activities.
[Credit: All images are copyright © May Wilson 2021 and used with permission.]
A Book Box has just been installed today outside the Breamish Hall, Powburn.
We have received the following information from May Wilson (Chair, Breamish Hall Committee) in relation to the UK Government’s recent announcement on the easing of lockdown from 4 July 2020 [received 1 July 2020].
